Cancer is a leading cause of death in Latin America but there have been few assessments
of the cancer burden for the 10% of the population who are indigenous. Evidence from other …

Objective To examine the association between residential remoteness and stage of cancer
at diagnosis, treatment uptake, and survival within the Australian Indigenous population …

Abstract Background Indigenous Australians have lower overall cancer survival which has
not yet been fully explained. To address this knowledge deficit, we investigated the …

Background/objectives Delayed presentation of symptomatic cancer is associated with
poorer survival. Aboriginal patients with cancer have higher rates of distant metastases at …

We aimed to compare cancer survival in Ontario First Nations people to that in other
Ontarians for five major cancer types: colorectal, lung, cervix, breast and prostate. A list of …

Background National cancer survival statistics are available for the total Australian
population but not Indigenous Australians, although their cancer mortality rates are known to …

BACKGROUND There are significant disparities in cancer outcomes between Indigenous
and non‐Indigenous Australians. Identifying the unmet supportive care needs of Indigenous …

Introduction: Indigenous Australians with cancer tend to be diagnosed with more aggressive
and advanced-stage disease, receive less treatment, have poorer survival and lower quality …

Background There is a disparity in the burden of gynaecological cancer for Indigenous
women compared with non-Indigenous women in Australia. Understanding how Indigenous …

Background. The cancer toll on Indigenous Australians is alarming with overall cancer
incidence and mortality rates higher and the 5-year survival rate lower for Indigenous …